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TelEm Group has 150+reasons to fall in love with TelTV+ on Valentine’s Day.

February 11, 2022

TelEm Group has 150+reasons to fall in love with TelTV+ on Valentine’s Day.
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Pond Island:--- TelEm Group says its 150+ high-quality TV channels are reason enough to fall in love with the company’s TelTV+ service with a special Valentine’s Day promotion to prove it.

Come Valentine’s Day, Monday, February 14th, TelTV is offering all-day free viewing to existing and new customers of selected TelTV channels. Simply use any device to go to the weblink www.teltv.telem.sx . Use the Username: MKDVAL22 and Password: MkDs14$15, and before you can say “I love you TelTV+” you’ll be viewing a sample of over 150 channels TelTV+ has to offer to Premium subscribers. And to those ...

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